No 1 Copyright © TAC CONTROLS ASIA PTE. LTD. 2004 Introduction to TAC Products.

No 1Copyright © TAC CONTROLS ASIA PTE. LTD. 2004

Introduction to TAC Products


Introduction to TAC Products

TAC provides profitable building environment services for:

-indoor climate, comfort, -security and use of energy

with complete IT based Open Systems and services, Building IT for:

-end users and property owners

with own organization in defined markets and through partners all over the world.

TAC is owned by Schneider Electric: 74,800 employees, sales of EUR 9.1 billion, through 13,000 sales outlets in 130 countries.


TAC Xenta overview

Based on the open LonWorks® communication standard

TAC Xenta® 100 - Application Specific Terminal Units

TAC Xenta® 200 - Programmable Terminal Units

TAC Xenta® 300 - Programmable Central Station Equipment

TAC Xenta® 400 - Supervisory Control and Data Management / High Density IO

TAC Xenta® 500 - for Internet connectivity

TAC Xenta® 900 - Ethernet Communications / Gateways


Xenta 100 – ASC Terminal Unit Controllers

Applications

Fan Coil

VAV

Roof Top Units / Unit Ventilator

Dual Zone, H/C and Light/Sunblind control

Stand-alone operation or as part of a system

LonMark® approved for use in any LonWorks based systems


Xenta 200 – Programmable Terminal Units

• Compact and modular design

• Custom Zone applications

• Smaller HVAC Applications

• Programmable

• LonMark® approved for use in any LonWorks based system

• 3 I/O Configurations


Xenta 300 – Programmable / Expandable

• Compact and modular design

• Programmable

• Expandable by 2 I/O modules


• 2 I/O Configurations


Xenta 400 – Supervisory Control & High Point Count

• Used with I/O modules – becomes high point controller for sophisticated applications

• High memory, millisecond sample rates

• Supports high number of network variables for use as a data manager



Xenta 400 – I/O Expansion Modules

Products

TAC Xenta 411 and 412

TAC Xenta 421 and 422 (A)

TAC Xenta 451 and 452 (A)

TAC Xenta 471

TAC Xenta 491 and 492

Expansion of I/O capability for Xenta 300 & 400 controllers

Communicate with controller over the FTT-10 for distributed installation


Xenta 500 Series

511 – Built-in web server for small to medium size buildings

over the Internet or Intranet

Graphics, alarm display, time schedules, Trend log and viewer

TCP/IP, 10Base-T & LONWORKS®FTT-10

527 – Built-in web server for INET system


Xenta 900 Series

901 – Serial LonTalk Adapter

911 – Ethernet Communications Device

LonTalk adapter between TAC Vista and a LonWorks network.

IP Modem with dial-up functionality over the computer network. Ex. Could be used together with ISDN over a dial on demand link

Serial Communication Port for proprietary system

913 – Gateway for LonWorks to BACNet and ModBus


Xenta Design & Installation

Modular design

Few points per unit

Expandable with additional modules

Installation and service friendly

Terminal base with all connections

Plug-in electronic unit

DIN rail mounting


TAC Vista - Modularity

Vista Server

Workstation

Menta

ScreenMate

Webstation

Report

xBuilder


TAC Vista Openness/Vendor independent

• Windows

• LonWorks

• OPC

• TCP/IP

• Wireless

• BACNET

• MODBUS


TAC Vista - Scalability

• Standalone

• Non-Workstation

• Dial-up

• LTA card

• Lon Router

• IP LTA

• IP Router


Field: STR - wall modules

Attractive, time-less and functional design

ZS 100 full replacement:STR100 - STR107

S/Stat and I/Stat replacement:STR200 - STR202, STR250

Display versions for high volume TAC Xenta 100 modelsSTR150

Easy installation

Installation adapted to all markets

Customizable color


Field: STR350 Modes of Operation

LonMark Mode– LonMark Profile:

Space Comfort Control Command Module– SNVT– TAC Xenta 100/280/300/401– 3rd party LonWorks controllers– LNS Plug-in for Configuration

Vista Classic Mode– No bindings needed– Connects similar to Xenta I/O module– TAC Xenta 280/300/401– Reduced Functionality

(Light and Sunblind Control excluded)


Field: Valves & Actuators

PN 162-way

V241 V211T V212T V211 V212 V222

PN 163-way

V341

V311T

V311

V321

PN252-way

V231 V232 V292

TAC Venta valvesSize DN15 – DN50

DN65 DN150


Field: Valves & Actuators

Butterfly valves and actuators

TRV-S

MB15B MB15A MB30B MB30A

Input 3-point 0...10 V 3-point 0...10 V

Close off (kP)

Close off (kP)

Close off (kP)

Close off (kP)

721-6010-000 TRV-S 25 A 1000 1000 C 1000 1000

721-6014-000 TRV-S 32 A 1000 1000 C 1000 1000

721-6018-000 TRV-S 40 A 1000 1000 C 1600 1600

721-6022-000 TRV-S 50 A 1000 1000 C 1600 1600

721-6026-000 TRV-S 65 A 700 700 C 1600 1600

721-6030-000 TRV-S 80 B 400 400 D 1000 1000

721-6034-000 TRV-S 100 B 200 200 D 1000 1000

721-6038-000 TRV-S 125 D 600 600

721-6042-000 TRV-S 150 E 500 500

721-6046-000 TRV-S 200 E 300 300

911-3010-000 Kit MB15 to TRV-S DN25-65 A911-3014-000 Kit MB15 to TRV-S DN80-100 B911-3018-000 Kit MB30 to TRV-S DN25-65 C911-3022-000 Kit MB30 to TRV-S DN80-125 D911-3026-000 Kit MB30 to TRV-S DN150-200 E


Field: Fluid Control Units (FCU)

Zone FCU

MZ18L

LON

MZ18A

0 – 10 V

MZ18B

3-point 24V

MZ10T

On/off 24V;230V

VZ22

VZ32

VZ42


Field: Damper actuator and sensors


Security Devices overview

Communication controllerNetplus Router

I/Site 7798 LIU 7790

DPU 7910 DPU 7920

DIU 7930 DIO 7940

Network controller

Security controller


• OPEN SQL Database

• Peer to Peer Communication

• Access Initiated Control

• Anti Passback

• Independent Alarm Monitoring

• User defined Card format

• Real Time Graphics


On The Horizon

TAC’s Technology Road Map


Summary of Trends

AutomaticEngineeringAutomatic

Engineering

Plug & PlayPlug & Play WirelessWireless

OpennessOpenness

StandardsStandardsIPIP


•Design ConsiderationsDesign Considerations–Built on Open Industry Standards–True IP Foundation–Distributed Servers in

co-operation–Powerful HW/SW platforms–Flexible and modular by design

4

•Various ViewfindersVarious Viewfinders–Foresee the use of many

alternative Viewing Devices–Functionality adapted to different

User-groups–Highlight Ease-of-use–Put the user in focus

3

•Building NetworksBuilding Networks–IP-based Building Networks for

Technical Installations–High IT Security Profile–More than one Open Protocol–Increasingly Wireless–To be loved by IT People

2

•Pushbutton EngineeringPushbutton Engineering–Ready-made Applications–Common Engineering Database

& Document Management–Powerful Tools–Quick and easy to engineer

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System Vision Summary

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Current systemsIP

Next Generation TAC System Architecture

3rd Party Systems

Next Generation TAC System

Central Services

Various ViewfindersEngineering Studio

Building Operation Services• Customer communication platform• Automatic services• Expert services

IT Services• Portal• Program update center• Mail & SMS• DNS service• System hosting


TAC Vista Development

Next Generation TAC System

2003 2007

Pro

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Road M

ap

I-talk Central services

I/NET Development

Migration from TAC Vista and I/NET to a New System Based on the Vision


1st Major Milestone: Vista V architecture

I/NET Sub LAN

I/NET Sub LAN

I/NET Host LAN

Lon device

Lon device

Xenta 301

Xenta 401

LonWorks

Xenta 527(distributed server)

I/NET Sub LAN

NPR

I/NET Controller LANModbus device

Modbus device

Modbus device

Modbus deviceLon device

Lon device

Xenta 301

Xenta 401

LonWorks


Modbus

Xenta 5xxIP controller

Lon device

Lon device

Xenta 301

Xenta 401

LonWorks


IP (LonWorks EIA-852, BACnet/IP,Modbus TCP, HTTP(S), Web services

Webbrowser

IP ( HTTP(S), Web services)

Webbrowser

VistaWorkstation

VistaServer

VistaWebStationDB


3-5 Years Product Road Map


Thank You

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